ask ko lang, anu normal working temperature range ng system and CPU?
mines sempron2200, replaced ko ung CPU heat sink, kasi nasira ung clip for the CPU fan.
sa bios, the CPU is registering 45-53 deg.C and the system goes from 20-30deg.C with the cover on.
is this normal?the fan is registered to be running at 4680-4710rpm.
naglagay me ng thermal paste, pero di ko sure kung kulang or sobra, basta mga approx. 1mm bead nilagay ko sa center ng processor....
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August 26th, 2006 06:09 PM #2my athlon64 3200 2.0ghz overclocked to 2.2ghz is * 50-60 degrees no prob.
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August 26th, 2006 06:19 PM #3di ko matandaan ung temp. nito before the change, pero other pcs (atlon 1.6) ko 35-40 deg. lang,e....
now 31 deg.C ang system, 53 deg.C ang CPU...
nag hang, resetted,pero no display 1x..
then turn off, the on ko ulit, ok na....nang pinata ko, yan ang nakuha ko parin 31 deg and 53deg.Last edited by alwayz_yummy; August 26th, 2006 at 06:46 PM.
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August 26th, 2006 08:54 PM #4my 2.4Ghz is playing around 40-45 degrees. its always on (24/7) pero tinanggal ko naman na kasi lahat ng covers.
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August 26th, 2006 09:05 PM #5you're fine yung sakin laptop with 1.6 turion goes up to 60 degrees before undervolting, it got as hot as 68.
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August 26th, 2006 09:20 PM #6yan ang reading kanina...may inad-just ako, 50's na now..pero open case..test ko tommorow pag closed case....
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August 26th, 2006 09:27 PM #7CPU Temp: 66C
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August 27th, 2006 07:01 PM #8
Originally Posted by alwayz_yummy
Sir,
I advise you to put auxiliary fan and change your current processor fan.
Maiinit talaga sempron, though d ka magkakaproblem it will shorten the cpu life and sometimes it can crash (BSoD)
Some Mobo can withstand extreme heat while others cannot so it also depends on your mobo.
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August 27th, 2006 07:04 PM #9nagcacrash nga to pag sobrang init na....lumutong ang clip, kaya nahulog ang fan... Originally Posted by katsudon_ph
palitan ko ng much faster CPU fan? anu marerecomend nyo? ung tumatakbo atleast 5500rpm....
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August 27th, 2006 08:58 PM #10From the Gadgets forum.......
We also have an Athlon XP 1700+/ASUS AMD 760 motherboard. If it comforts you any, cpu temp goes up to 56C (A/C is off) within a couple minutes of turning the pc on.
I may be wrong on this, so please someone correct me. But, I've always thought that the Sempron 2200+ is based off the Athlon XP and we all know the Athlon XP is a hot-running cpu. I was glad to upgrade to the cooler-running Athlon 64's.
You're going to have to apply some smart cooling techniques to cool off an AthlonXP/Sempron. My Athlon XP 1700+ ran fine although we did get a better case (an Antec) with some chassis cooling fans.
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August 27th, 2006 09:13 PM #121. If you haven't organized your cables yet, now's a good time to do so. You can use cable ties, which are cheap and readily available.
2. Check the base of the heatsink if it's even and has good contact with the processor's core or IHS.
3. Make sure that you don't apply too much thermal grease.
HTH.
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August 27th, 2006 09:56 PM #13 Originally Posted by alwayz_yummy
Thermal paste is not recommended for your processor or any processor with exposed die.
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August 27th, 2006 10:22 PM #14nung tinangal ko, may thermal paste na kasi,e... ung white thingy... is it the same sa thermal grease?
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August 27th, 2006 10:30 PM #15yes the white stuff is thermal paste/grease, not a long-term solution for exposed-die CPUs, it gets pumped out over time and your temps go up.
long-term solution is PCM (phase change material) like those pink gummy stuff under a new heatsink. but if you don't have this grease will do but change it every few months or so...
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August 27th, 2006 10:49 PM #17PCM is very hard to find locally, best bet is under a new heatsink. I do have a bunch of them, you can have some but I don't live very near your place...
If it's too much trouble grease will do if you're just a "regular PC user"...
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August 28th, 2006 12:12 AM #18Good advice. That's probably why our Athlon XP 1700+ min temp has gone up. I haven't changed the thermal paste in like 4 years. Originally Posted by Psylocke
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August 28th, 2006 11:56 AM #19 Originally Posted by Jun aka Pekto
Yeah, the pump-out can happen in as little as a few months. In AMD's techdocs they specifically warn against using grease
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August 29th, 2006 06:12 AM #20try reading from here www.extremeoverclocking.com you will learn a lot. Originally Posted by alwayz_yummy
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